Cost of Living Decline Shown In US Report
Washington reports the August cost of living fell for the first time in seven months with a 0.2 percent dip from July. Factory workers’ take-home pay rose to 73.06 weekly, while fruit and vegetable prices declined despite increases in meat dairy and bread. The consumer price index uses 1947-49 as a base and shows no prior decline since January.
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By-Pass Of Canal Is Cited By-Pass Of Canal Is Cited
London and Paris papers paraphrase a new Anglo French Users Association charter drafted at the 1 nation conference. The plan includes financial aid from the United States to cover bypass costs for emergency Suez use. Secretary Dulles is linked to potential loans or grants as talks include U N action and an Egypt appeal. Pakistan opposed the proposal prompting a peace making session.
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Users’ Association
Wife Confesses Illegal Entry in Border Smuggling Case
Patricia H. Bunch, 24, a Canadian-born wife of a U S sailor, admitted hiding in a car compartment to enter the United States. She told deputies she was denied a Canadian visa and entered about two years ago at Blaine Washington. She faces deportation after the confession and was taken to San Francisco for immigration hearings.
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British Hang 3 Cypriots
British authorities in Nicosia announce the execution of three Greek Cypriots for armed attacks on British servicemen. In retaliation raids by the Eoka underground are feared, with troops and police on alert across Cyprus. Traffic bans remain in force as security forces conduct a mourning strike.
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Search Launched For Ball Player Gastall in Baltimore
The Coast Guard opened an air sea search for Tommy Gastall a 23 year old catcher with the Baltimore Orioles after his light plane disappeared over Chesapeake Bay He was a former three sport star at Boston University and a 340000 bonus baby who took off from Baltimore Thursday afternoon and radioed for help 90 minutes later
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Leandro Dress Store Manager Faces Charges
Leandro Dress Store manager Mrs. June Eunice Eliason was arrested on theft charges after police found about 1500 dollars worth of clothing at her Piedmont home. Investigators believe she took 300 to 400 dollars of items and sold others at deep discounts, possibly using her 16 year old daughter to sell to classmates. store owner says inventory is underway and thousands in clothing may be missing.
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June Eunice Eliason
Windsor Avenue
Piedmont
Mary McKay
East 14Th Street
Clarence
Piedmont High School
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Barney O'N
Jay ‘Ranaee
Oasland
Shap
George Blum
Aveady
Bilason
Garden Show Area Awards Highlight Oakland Event
Nine Southern Alameda organizations nurseries and individuals won at yesterday's Oakland Garden show judging. Firsts went to Southern Alameda sunt Begania society Fever Borree of Hayward Eden branch American Fuchsia social a wabata nursery Hayward. Seconds awarded to San Torenza Garden club San Leandro Dahlia so ot Sydney Ho Mitchell Ts lsociety California Nursery Niles. Third went to Don Coates nursery Heyward. The show at the Oakland Exposition building runs through next Friday.
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Air Contracts Awarded At Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton reports the material command at Patterson Air Force base announced new contracts totaling 321.9 million dollars. The action follows ongoing defense procurement efforts and reflects substantial financial commitments in aerospace and related services. Local officials noted the impact on regional industry and job opportunities.
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Newark Marks Its First Year City Anniversary
Southern Alameda county celebrates one year as the City of Newark. The birthday story on page 4 offers pictures of Newark's working city council and a brief summary of the first year accomplishments.
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Newark
Widow sues over fatal train car crash
The widow of Joseph L. Anello, a 33 year old truck driver, files a $700,000 wrongful death action against Southern Pacific Railroad. Anello died Aug. 15 after his sedan was struck by a 33 car freight train at the Trojan Powder plant entrance on Lewelling Boulevard. Skid marks and train impact described. suit filed in state court by attorney for Gabel Anello and her children, who reside at 21116 Mecklen Avenue.
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Child Injured After Being Struck By Truck In San Leandro
A nine year old Leandro boy was hit by a car in San Leandro while dashing into the street near his home. He suffered injuries and was taken to Permanente hospital in Oakland for treatment. CHP officials said no citations were issued pending further investigation.
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Oakland Man Dies in Crash
An Oakland man died when the car he drove to take his son to college collided head on with another vehicle seven miles north of here on US 99. The victim, Davison, was 70 and his son Dy Harlan Jr., 31, from Ashland, Ore., were involved in the fatal crash investigated by the state patrol.
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Ashland
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Callone
Hayward Dollar Days Sale Extends to Tomorrow
Hayward's Big Dollar Days continues today and tomorrow with fifty participating stores. Stores stay open until 9 tonight and tomorrow night as retailers offer exceptional values per Wayne Bibee, Hayward Chamber of Commerce Promotion Committee chair.
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Wayne Bigbee
Hayward Chamber of Commerce Promotion Committee
U S Rock Film Blamed in Oslo Riot
An American film featuring rock and roll music sparked a riot in central Oslo after the premiere of Fook Around the Clock. Scores of teenagers cried out shouted and overturned stalls as a policeman was knocked down during the disturbance.
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Symington Backs Adlai Stand on Ending Draft
U S Senator Stuart Symington backed Adlai Stevenson's call to end the draft as soon as possible. He said military needs strain the economy and modern warfare allows fewer soldiers to do more. Symington spoke at a Maricopa County Democratic convention press conference in Phoenix.
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Nixon Urges Farmers On Campaign Trail
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Rapid City audience that farmers suffered under Democratic rule for 20 years and that prosperity returns under Eisenhower. He claimed farm prices are rising and will climb further with continued leadership, stressing no false promises but confidence in a prosperous future if the public stays the course. The crowd was about 2000 people amid a brisk wind on the campaign swing.
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Eisenhower at National Field Days Faces Mixed Cheer
President Eisenhower arrived in Newton for the national field days plow contest amid divided farmer sentiment. Aides kept a courteous pace as he toured the exhibits, which included a 1928 stove, a modern tractor, and a banner about Roosevelt and Truman, while a Republican farmer, Henry Steennvolk, announced plans to vote against Eisenhower, signaling local discontent.
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Higher Faster Jet Flight Sets Record Flight
Washington reports Defense Charles B. Wilton confirmed Bell X-2 rocket research plane flew higher and faster than any known aircraft. Officials claimed record altitude and speed, though details are incomplete and disputed in the released record.
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Charles B. Wilton
Knight Denies Pressure to Back Eisenhower Nixon
Sacramento amid reports Gov. Knight denied pressuring administration members to support the Eisenhower Nixon ticket. He said he told 73 Republican leaders that campaign workers must back the ticket, but he did not single out state government officials. Knight noted several leaders shared his wait for the President’s preference before endorsing Nixon.
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Goodwin J. Knight
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State of Siege in Chile Region
In Chile's nitrate region of Antofagasta and Tarapaca a three month strike by 8000 workers led to a government imposed modified martial law. The move followed violence that killed three workers during a police clash as officers sought to arrest three union leaders.
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Antofagasta
Sausalito Cafe Attack Shocks Longshore Leader Bridges
Longshore union president Harry Bridges was beaten by two San Francisco seamen at the Valhalla in Sausalito. Bridges suffered a black eye and bruises, declined hospitalization, and returned home for treatment. Arrests: Fred Reppine, 35, and Donald Ross Hansen, 28, booked on assault and battery and disturbing the peace. investigators probe possible paid beating with Marin County DA.
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Rempine
State OKs Park Study In County
The State Park commission approved working with Alameda County to study five county park projects for potential inclusion in the state master park plan. Projects include Garin Ranch 1206 acres, Arroyo Del Valle, Niles Canyon, Mt Eden 890 acres near a beach concept, and Vallejo Mill site at Niles Canyon. The county offered planning help while seeking full technical data and cooperation for fire prevention plans. The panel also agreed to acquire 400 acres in Los Angeles County for the Puddingstone State Park proposal.
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Board of Supervisors
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Arroyo del Valle
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Commission
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Nixon Signals GOP Cools Toward Bridges
Vice President Richard Nixon told reporters in Spokane that labor leader Harry Bridges will likely face a chilly reception from the Republican Party. He warned the GOP about a potential Trojan horse in their midst if Bridges registered as a Republican.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Harry Bridges
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Tri-County Water Plan Submitted For State Review
The Tri-County Water authority board approved submitting a third plan to state officials to bring water to Southern Alameda Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. A 28 mile conduit would carry Delta water to Coyote Canyon with a $10 million cost estimate. Two directors supported moving forward with importation while a river project plan also eyed for Contra Costa and nearby counties.
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Airman Takes Joyride in Jet at Williams AFB Arizona
Airman First Class George Johnson a 22 year old crew chief from Los Angeles took an unauthorized ride in an F-85 Sabre at Williams AFB Arizona. Two pursuing jets guided him as base tower ordered landing instructions. Johnson who had logged over 100 hours as a private pilot had long sought to fly a jet in the past three years.
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George Madison
Bay Area Weather Forecast Through Sunday
Bay Area temperatures rise tomorrow with fair skies through Sunday per the Weather Bureau. The forecast covers Northern California and the Sierra Nevada as well. Highs and lows from yesterday and today are not fully recorded in the clipping.
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